Central Florida

Covering the I-4 corridor from Daytona to Tampa plus Sarasota and Brevard County
March 2-May 20: Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival, Lake Buena Vista. Spring special event filled with flowers, gardens, topiaries, live music and educational events. See millions of blooming flowers and a vibrant collection of specially themed topiaries. Meet with top horticulturists at one of the many Garden Town Programs and learn helpful gardening tips. Attend public demonstrations of advanced gardening techniques from around the world or get up-close with hundreds of colorful butterflies inside Fawn’s Butterfly House outside of the Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden. At Walt Disney World’s EPCOT with admission. 407-824-4321. www.disneyworld.com/flower

May 1: Taste of Collier, Naples. Afternoon of family fun featuring live entertainment, an ice-carving contest, chefs competition, and savory samples from 30 of the best restaurants in Collier County. Held each year on the first Sunday in May. At Bayfront in Downtown Naples. Noon to 4 p.m. Adults $4; children 5 and under free. 239-272-1907. www.tasteofcollier.org/

May 5: Winter Garden Harvest Festival, Winter Garden. . It is as simple as it is difficult for the local food movement these days. If you’re going to cheerlead the farm-to-table revolution, you have to bring it to the table. The organizers of the popular Winter Park Harvest Festival have done just that this year, expanding their homegrown message to west Orange County. Enjoy vendors, live entertainment and cooking demos at the main festival, then cap the day off with a “Sips and Skylines” tour of Green Sky Growers’ rooftop gardens with cocktails at Al Fresco. Hungry for more? Register for the Farm to Table Dinner showcasing the best bites from Winter Garden chefs. Plant Street Pavilion, 104 S. Lakeview Ave., Winter Garden. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday (with Sips and Skylines tour and tasting at 4-6 p.m. and Farm to Table Dinner at 7 p.m.). Free ($75 for Farm to Table Dinner, $5 for Sips and Skylines). wintergardenharvestfestival.com

May 4: Cinco de Mayo Celebration, Orlando. Fiesta with dance and Mexican cuisine: 5 p.m. today; Orlando City Hall, 400 S. Orange Ave., Orlando; free; 407-420-6896.

May 4-6: Indian River Festival, Titusville. Unlimited rides and activities: 5 p.m.-midnight Friday, noon-midnight Saturday, noon-8 p.m. Sunday; Sandpoint Park, 10 A. Max Brewer Pkwy., Titusville; $12 Friday-Saturday, $10 Sunday; 321-267-3036.

May 5: Art of the Automobile, Daytona Beach. Auto show with music and entertainment: 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday; Halifax Marina, Basin Street, Daytona Beach; free; 386-255-5922.

May 5: Sunflower Gala Day Festival, Cassadaga. Spiritualist festival with vendors and readings: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday; Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp, 1112 Stevens St., Cassadaga; free, some readings and events extra; 386-228-2880.

May 5: Space Coast Waterfest, Palm Bay. Music, children’s activities and environmental vendors: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday; Goode Park, 1300 Bianca Drive, Palm Bay; free; 321-953-8996.

May 5: Cinco de Mayo Celebration, New Smyrna Beach. 4-10 p.m. Saturday; Flagler Avenue, 100 Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach; free; 386-428-1600.

May 5: Church Street Car Show, Orlando. Noon-4 p.m. Saturday; Church Street District, Garland Avenue and Church Street, Orlando; free; churchstreetdistrict.com.

May 5: Dancing on the Drive, Orlando. Street party in College Park neighborhood with dance instruction and vendors: 6-10 p.m. Saturday; College Park, Edgewater Drive and Smith Street, Orlando; free; 407-579-0023.

May 5-6: St. Johns River Festival of the Arts, Sanford. A new art festival in downtown touting live demonstrations and audience participation opportunities. With a juried art show, food vendors, live acoustic music. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free admission. 407-323-9272. http://stjohnsriverartfest.com/

May 5-6: Smoke n’ Blues, Bikes and BBQ, St. Cloud. Florida BBQ Association sanctioned competition for both pros and backyard teams. Festivities include live blues entertainment, bike show, crafts, children’s play area, BBQ vendors and much more. At St. Cloud Lakefront. Free admission. 407-498-0008. www.stcloudmainstreetflorida.org

May 5-6: Jazz on the Vineyard Green, Clermont. Live jazz music, free tours and wine tasting, and food and beverages available for purchase. At Lakeridge Winery and Vineyards. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. $2 donation. 800-768-WINE. www.lakeridgewinery.com

May 6: Festivals of Speed, Howey-in-the-Hills. Exotic auto showcase: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday; Mission Inn Resort & Club, 10400 County Road 48, Howey-in-the-Hills; $10; 352-385-9450.

May 6: Homespun Chic Marketplace, Maitland. 2-6 p.m. Sunday; Home Builders Association of Mid-Florida, 544 Mayo Ave., Maitland; free; 561-308-3465.

May 6: Playground Music & Arts Fest, Altamonte Springs. Family-friendly exhibits and entertainment: noon-5 p.m. Sunday; Cranes Roost Park, 275 Cranes Roost Blvd., Altamonte Springs; free; 407-571-8863.

May 10: Alive After 5, Sanford. Monthly themed street party with vendors and entertainment: 5-8 p.m. Thursday; Downtown Sanford, 300 N. Park Ave., Sanford; $7 for food and beverage samplings; 407-302-2586.

May 11: Art and Music in the Park, Casselberry. Food trucks and entertainment: 5-8 p.m. May 11; Lake Concord Park, 95 Triplet Lake Drive, Casselberry; free; 407-262-7700.

May 11: Virginia Drive Live, Orlando. Outdoor fest with car show and vendors: 6-10 p.m. May 11; Virginia-Mills District, Virginia Drive west of Mills Avenue, Orlando; free; 407-393-8765.

May 12: Arcadia Watermelon Festival, Arcadia. Held annually in May, which is the height of watermelon harvesting season. Features a variety of pageants, contests, vendors and activities. Historic Downtown. Free admission. 863-494-2020. http://www.arcadiamainstreet.com/events.html

May 12: Asian Cultural Festival, Orlando. Food and entertainment: 4-9 p.m. May 12; Avalon Park, 13001 Founder’s Square Drive, Orlando; free; 407-648-0880.

May 12: Florida Youth Outdoor Experience, Silver Springs. Tutored outdoor activities: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. May 12; Ocala Conservation Center, 7325 NE 170th Ave., Silver Springs; free; 352-625-2804.

May 12-13: Mayfaire-by-the-Lake, Lakeland. Begun as a crafts fair on the lawn of the Lakeland Public Library, this event has grown into one of Florida’s premier outdoor art festivals. Held on Mother’s Day weekend each year, Mayfaire is located on the shores of beautiful Lake Morton in the downtown area and is one of the largest and oldest outdoor art festivals in Central Florida. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lawn party Saturday 5 to 11 p.m. with fireworks and Mayfaire Classic 5K Race. Lake Morton Drive. Free. 863-688-7743 ext. 237. https://polkmuseumofart.org/events/midflorida-mayfaire-by-the-lake-2012/

May 18-20, May 25-27, June 1-3, June 8-10: Disney Star Wars Weekends, Lake Buena Vista The Force is always with you as Walt Disney World Resort’s Hollywood Studios Park sets the scene for an out of this world event: Star Wars Weekends. Held every weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) from May 18 through June 10. the event features celebrity autographs, shows and a nightly party with Wookies, Ewoks, Stormtroopers and other characters from the Star Wars series. Children ages 12 and under can hone their light saber skills at the Jedi Training Academy, while the whole family can enjoy the Star Tours — The Adventure Continues attraction at the park which was inaugurated last year. Star Wars Weekends festivities are included in the price of admission to the park ($85 for adults, $79 for children). There are various ticket plans including Florida resident discounts. Visit www.DisneyParks.com.

May 18-20: Blues and Wine Festival, Mount Dora. Event kicks off with a welcome party including entertainment by Blues Brother imitator bands and an Elwood Blues Brothers contest. Saturday includes wine tasting and live entertainment. At Lakeside Inn. Admission. 800-556-5016. www.mountdora.com/events.php

May 18-19: Gator Nationals World Karate Championships, Daytona Beach The Ocean Center sets the scene for this sporting competition. Visitors can sit back and watch martial arts professionals kick, punch, knee and elbow their way into locks, throws and restraints. The Ocean Center is at 101 North Atlantic Avenue. Ticket price TBA. For details, call 800-858-6444 or visit www.oceancenter.com.

May 18-20: Celtic Music Festival, Ormond Beach Celtic performers, pipers and dancers entertain continuously on two stages and a jam tent on Saturday and Sunday. Pre-festival concert at the Performing Arts Center on May 18 and there will be a pre-festival Whiskey Tasting at Billy’s Tap Room on May 18. The event, at Rockefeller Gardens, 25 Riverside Drive, also features a workshop open to all who wish to bring their instruments. Vendors offer foods from around the world and merchandise. Visit www.ormondbeachcelticfestival.com.

May 19: Inverness Farmer’s Market, Inverness. A large selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, honey, jams and jellies, soaps and lotions, breads and pastries, handmade crafts and more. Last market of the season. At Inverness Government Square. Free 352-726-2611 x1309. www.invernessfarmersmarket.com/

May 19-20: Downtown Sarasota Craft Festival, Sarasota. More than 100 talented crafters display their wares, from baskets and homemade soaps to jewelry and much more. On Main Street downtown. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free. 941-957-1877. http://www.escape-to-sarasota.com/sarasota-calendar-of-events.html

May 25-28: Blue Crab Festival, Palatka. Florida’s largest Memorial Day celebration. Includes Memorial Day Parade, seafood cook-off, live entertainment, helicopter and airboat rides, arts and crafts, antiques, and more. Downtown. Free admission. 386-325-4406. www.bluecrabfestival.com

May 25-27: Oldsmar FreedomFest, Oldsmar. This fourth annual event features live music, vendors, play area for kids plus bike shows, stein holding and wing eating contests. Bands include Jaded and The Alter Eagles, Diamond Gray, Stormbringer, The Greg Billings Band, Trigger City Trio and The Black Honkeys. 100 State Street W. 5-10 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday. Free. 813-855-4233. http://www.facebook.com/OldsmarFreedomFest

May 26: Mini Maker Faire, Orlando. A family-friendly celebration featuring DIY science and technology, rockets, robots, arts, crafts and music. At the Central Florida Fairgrounds. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Advance tickets $8 for adults, $5 for children 2-18; Day of event $10 for adults and $7 for children. http://www.orlandominimakerfaire.com.

Enjoy! 

BRITISH HOMES GROUP Florida ~ Specialising in Florida Real Estate

Orlando | Kissimmee | Davenport | Windermere | Bay Hill | Clermont

Residential Luxury ~ Vacation Paradise

New British Homes “Best Buy” Listing!

Brand new large home just reduced by $20,000 to $252,435.

This superb property was the builder’s model home and comes with numerous upgrades including tiles in all the living areas.

Features include:

• Five bedrooms and four bathrooms including two master suites!
• Large living room, separate dining area and also an upstairs theater/bonus room
• South facing pool and spa
• Large two car garage which could be converted into a games room
• Luxury kitchen with all appliances
• Financing is also available with a 30% deposit

Brand New Home only Minutes From Disney

The home is situated in a development in a conservation area which allows short term rentals and has a gated entrance. It is situated 3 minutes from a Publix plaza, 5 minutes from Interstate 4 and only 12 minutes away from Disney. There are also several championship golf courses within a 5 minute drive.

This is the ideal home if you are looking for a holiday home which can also provide an income.

Contact us, in confidence, and see what we can do to help you fulfill your Florida dream!

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Foreclosed Windermere Home For Sale

Classic 5-Bedroon Luxury Waterfront Villa near Disney

To Be Re-Possessed and Sold at Auction Next Month!

Offered in May 2010 @ $1,250,000

Sold in May 2011 for $1,030,000
Foreclosed and to-be-sold in May 2012
for approximately

$890,000!

1 Acre + of prestigious Windermere waterfront luxury

On the famous Butler Chain of Lakes in Central Florida

Huge Heated & Screened Swimming Pool

Awesome Wood-Burning Stone Fireplace in Living Room

Boat and Jet-Ski Dock & Boat House

Modern, Granite Counter-Top & Stainless Steel Kitchen

Minutes from Disney, Universal and Downtown Orlando
Short, easy drive to the Airports
Move-In Condition

Financing available (with 50% deposit)

The perfect second- (or primary!) home in the Florida sun!

For sale at Auction next month – on May 15

Pre-Auction Offers Considered

Please contact me directly on this one …. again it won’t last long!

407 620 7777 (Orlando Mobile) or

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And, as always, please tell your friends, relatives and business associates – values like this don’t come around often!

Sincerely,

Bill Cowie, President
www.BritishHomesGroup.com

Orlando Florida USA

British-American Chamber of Commerce
Advisory Board

International Foreign Exchange -  Market Report for April

UK

GBP USD advanced to an overnight high of 1.5936 as market participants increased their appetite for risk. A reversal on recent downward trends could be imminent if sterling can break and close above 1.6065 this week.

On a trade-weighted index, the pound rose as high as 82.3, its strongest since mid-February 2011, before easing to 82.2. If it rises to 82.4, the index would have risen to its highest level since August 2010.

GBPEUR traded as low as 1.2099 yesterday but found strong support around 1.21 and this morning has already found a new high of 1.2152. This is now less than 0.2% away from a three-month high.

The UK Goods Trade deficit widened to £8.772bn in February from £7.883bn in January after analysts expected the deficit to narrow to £7.700bn.

WORLDWIDE

EURUSD advanced to a week high of 1.3156 as European Central Bank board member Benoit Coeure floated the idea of resuming the bond purchase program. He also suggested that the high sovereign borrowing costs for Spain do not reflect the fundamentals of its economy.

Yesterday, during the German bund auction, EURUSD fell to a low of 1.3090 before immediately rebounding to the day’s high of 1.3153.

The number of mortgage applications filed in the US last week fell 2.4% from the prior week even as interest rates slid across the board.

US import prices climbed by 1.3% from the month before. It was the largest monthly gain since April 2011.

The US economic recovery continues to gain momentum according to the Federal Reserve’s latest Beige Book released yesterday. The report said the economy grew in all twelve of its regions as manufacturing, employment and retail sales showed signs of strength despite higher fuel prices.

The US dollar still weakened against the majority of its peers though after Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Janet Yellen endorsed the central bank’s “highly accommodative” policy.

More Australian jobs were added in March than expected, with the unemployment rate kept steady, taking the heat out of calls for deep cuts to interest rates but not ruling out a May cut entirely.

The yen extended declines to a second day against all of its 16 major counterparts after Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa said he will continue pursuing monetary easing.

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More Investors and Vacationers Snap Up US Homes

Here is a snippet from a recent article by Dawn Wotapka from the Wall Street Journal highlighting the increase in sales of vacation and investment homes in the US.

Sales of investment and vacation homes surged last year, the latest evidence that investors and higher-income households are taking advantage of low home prices to scoop up bargains.

In its annual survey of investment and vacation home sales, the National Association of Realtors found that;

the number of homes purchased by investors rose 65% during 2011 to 1.2 million, accounting for 27% of all home sales.

In 2010, investment properties accounted for 17% of all sales.

The number of homes purchased as second or vacation homes jumped 7% last year to 502,000.

While the majority of homes sold last year went to traditional buyers who plan to use the home as a primary residence, their presence in the market declined to 61% from 73% in 2010.

During the housing boom, speculators were blamed for helping to inflate the bubble by snapping up homes, especially new homes, and then quickly reselling them as prices rose higher. That led to overbuilding. Some economists now believe that investors are helping to stabilize the market by buying up excess inventory.

While their activities could help to stabilize prices, they also are creating problems for some buyers. Real-estate agents say investors, and to a smaller extent vacation-home buyers, are outmaneuvering traditional buyers, who are less likely to have the financial means to pay cash for a home and may not devote as much time to searching for properties. The NAR survey found that nearly half of all investors and 42% of vacation-home buyers purchased their homes using cash. Traditional buyers, meanwhile, are seeing deals derailed because they can’t qualify for a mortgage or because appraisals for the homes they are trying to buy or sell come in too low.

“The last two to three years has been a battle between the first-time home buyer and the investor,” said Budge S. Huskey, president of Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC, a national franchiser based in Parsippany, N.J. “Investors have won.”

In some of the hardest-hit housing markets, investors are the largest category of buyers. But unlike during the boom years, when many investors were buying properties to “flip” quickly for a profit, many of today’s investors buy the homes with plans to rent them out and sell them when the market improves.

“Obviously, it’s a great rental market, and it’s going to be a great rental market for a while,” said Geoffrey Jacobs, principal at Empire Group, a developer that has amassed a portfolio of nearly 1,000 single-family homes in Phoenix since 2009. Because the typical home that he buys is only about 10 years old, “it’ll compete well with a new home down the road when we go to sell the houses,” Mr. Jacobs said.

Amid increased demand from investors, real-estate agents say there aren’t enough foreclosed homes in good condition available in some markets, including parts of California and Florida. Buyers are “begging for properties,” Mr. Huskey said. “There is an insatiable demand.”

Thirty percent of vacation-home buyers said they plan to use the property as a primary residence in the future, indicating that buyers who can afford to take advantage of low prices and low interest rates to buy their future retirement homes are doing so.

Bill’s Bit

We have information on thousands of outstanding Florida villa bargains in the Disney area.

Let us help you find one for you – or your friends, business associates and relatives if you want to form a Florida property investment group!

Best!

Bill Cowie

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Just Released by Builder!

Brand-New, Low-Maintenance Townhouses

Financing Available with A 30% Deposit

• Waterviews
• Heated Private Pool
• 10 Minutes from Disney
• Approved for Short-Term Rentals

4 bed 3 bath 1,914 sq ft. from $221,490

5 bed 4 bath 2,128 sq ft. from $231,490

Featuring a stunning 9,500 sq ft Community Clubhouse with a

• sauna
• movie theatre
• games room
• internet lounge
• tennis courts
• fitness center
• huge pool with a waterfall
• tiki bar and grill and
• much much more…

Each luxurious townhome comes with

• 18-inch tile downstairs and in the bathrooms
• granite counter tops
• stainless steel appliances
• 36-inch upgraded kitchen cabinets
• double-glazing and block construction on both levels

 

Bill’s Bit

This is not a (day-after) April Fool’s joke – these are REAL bargains!

But, if you would like one, better let us know quickly!

Good luck!

Bill Cowie – President

Contact us, in confidence, and see what we can do to help you fulfill your Florida dream!

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Golfers Delight! 

World-Famous Lake Nona Golf & Country Club www.lakenona.com  (also the Orlando Home of Nick Faldo)
 
Truly Luxurious Florida Golf Course Villa – on the 7th Tee!

 
Just Reduced to $1,675,000 (from $3,000,000+) for a quick sale.
 
A short drive from Disney World, Universal Studious, Sea World and the other ever-changing “Attractions” of Central Florida.

Convenient proximity to nearby international airports (Orlando and Tampa) and the gorgeous sandy-white beaches of the nearby Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico.
 
Large Family Room with dry bar, fireplace, spectacular views and 60″ TV
Open Granite Kitchen, 2 Islands and Breakfast Bar, 2 sinks and 2 dishwashers, walk-in Pantry and much more
Expansive Master Suite with Office and sitting areas overlooking private pond and Tom Fazio designed golf course
Huge Master Bathroom with large whirlpool tub, separate shower and 2 walk-in closets
Stunning pool and outdoor patio overlooking golf course
1.500+ bottle wine cellar

 
Mortgage Financing Available!
 
For part-time UK and other international Florida residents – as well as US property investors

Multi-Currency Mortgages repayable in UK Pounds, US Dollars, Euros and a wide-selection of other international currencies

50% Down Payment, low interest rates

Established and respected UK-Based Financial Institution

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Bill’s Bit:

The right villa in the right location at the right price!
 
Again this British Homes’ “Featured Investment Property” won’t last long – they never do!

So please let us know quickly, therefore, if you would like a closer peek!

Good luck – this is a beauty!

Bill Cowie

Florida “Short Sale” Buyers Beware!

According to a recent article by Joan Probala, Short Sales Create Unique Challenges for Buyers and Sellers…and they do!

The frustrations created for agent and buyer going through this process can be unusual to say the list. Only last week we had an agent get to the day before a closing when an unexpected home owners association bill nearly derailed the whole transaction. There was a flurry of phone calls and things got sorted out ok but this was a few months into the negotiations so just goes to show you can never relax until after signing is complete.

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It is not unusual for below market priced short sale properties to sell quickly, but it is also common for many of them to come back on the market after several months.

Buyers and sellers face difficult and unique problems when dealing with a short sale, the sale of a home for a price less than what the owner owes on the mortgage with the lender agreeing to a “short” payoff on the seller’s home loan.

Unfortunately, there are no set guidelines that fit every transaction. Everyone should be prepared for roadblocks, delays and consequences. Understanding the process is critical.
Sellers face the prospect of being burdened with the responsibility of paying the difference between the sales price and the mortgage amount, credit implications and paying tax on any “forgiven” amount. But, buyers experience problems also.

There have been attempts to make the short sale process more efficient. Despite all good intentions, lenders can still inflict pain into the process.

It is not unusual for below market priced short sale properties to sell quickly, but it is also common for many of them to come back on the market after several months.
Buyers should be aware of the many problems that could deter a successful close-starting with the listing process.

Many buyers believe that lenders will automatically accept a full price offer. Most often, a lender will not discuss price until after an offer is submitted. A listing agent may set the asking price lower than market value, but the lender may have different ideas on what they will actually accept.

So, when a buyer enters into an agreement with a seller, there still is a good chance that the lender may require a higher price or set more conditions on the purchase. If the short sale buyer is drawn to the property only by the price and has no intention of paying close to fair market value, then the only thing the buyer has accomplished is to delay the sale for the seller.

When the economy first started to decline and the number of short sales were just beginning to rise, lenders were more willing to accept lower offers. With the large increase, lenders are looking at prices closer to market value.

Being prepared to walk away from the property is important. Having your broker check on the number of lien holders on title could determine if you want to pursue the property. Having to negotiate with several lenders could not only cause delays, but actually indicate that the “sale” would never close.

There are several things that buyers could do to make the offer more attractive to a lender. Most importantly, lenders do not like contingencies, so remove as many as possible. If it is the right property, invest in an inspection and submit an offer with all necessary lender improvements.

Remember, a “short sale” is never short. So, working with a broker who understands the process or a company that specializes in short sales can greatly improve the possibility of a successful close as well as eliminating some of the frustration.

If you understand the process and are able to wait for an indeterminate length of time, buying a short sale that is priced below present market value is still a great way to gain instant equity. That is definitely unusual in today’s real estate market.

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 Bill’s Bit:

Orlando Florida
Kissimmee Office: 407 396 9914
British-American Chamber of Commerce  Advisory Board

THIS PROPERTY HAS SOLD

BRITISH HOMES GROUP Florida ~ Specialising in Florida Real Estate

Orlando | Kissimmee | Davenport | Windermere | Bay Hill | Clermont

Residential Living ~ Vacation Paradise

New British Homes “Best Buy” Listing!

Condos for sale in UN-INCORPORATED, FL

$150,000 USD

Location, location, location applies to this property and the few they have available at this price.

This resort community is within a short drive of Downtown Disney and the Disney theme parks and within a 10 minute drive of Universal.

The resort offers:
 

• luxury accommodation
• spa services
• community pool
• fitness center

There’s a great  Irish pub to relax in after a hard day at the theme parks and it’s right next door to the popular LBV factory stores shopping center.

There is a huge choice of very good restaurants within a 5 minute drive and the Orlando Premium Outlet Mall is just up the road.

This condo has a master suite bedroom, one additional bedroom and is fully furnished.

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Moneycorp, as you may know, specialises in arranging currency exchange and easy currency transfers around the world – including to and from Florida and the UK.

A valuable and convenient service for all Florida villa owners!

Laura and her team at Moneycorp have helped, and continue to help, not only British Homes Group clients, but thousands of people around the UK, and here in Florida, transfer funds between the two locations.

We have always been happy to mention their currency exchange services to anyone with a UK / Florida connection and the need to exchange pounds to dollars or visa-versa.

With a dedicated office in Florida – in addition to their London headquarters – they specialise in currency exchange and international payments.

They can help you transfer your money at the right time, in the right way and when rates are in your favour.

They provide a personal Account Manager with expert market guidance – completely free of charge.

Due to recent changes in the US banking regulations, sending money to and from the USA can be difficult, but Moneycorp can still help.

They have a freephone number that works from the UK or the US so please call…

+1 877 252 8232

…if you have any questions about the current rates and programmes.

Mention code BHG2960 (if you call) to receive the Free Trading Facility feature.

We also have a Moneycorp Account link to set up a trading account online. The free trading facility is applied automatically.

It’s also free to have a Moneycorp Account and doesn’t place you under any obligation to trade or use their services.

All part of our “one-stop shop” service for our many thousands of customers in the UK.

Bill Cowie

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